How Much Is A Future Year Worth?
There are two kinds of people in this world. Spenders. And Savers. There is no
Year: 2012
The Lower Ninety
Raw numbers can be striking. While Occupy Wall Street has focused on the 1 percent
What Las Vegas Can Teach Us About Mutual Fund Investing
When you go to Las Vegas one of the important things to know is what
The Forty-Year Train Wreck
The cover of the 2011 annual report for Amtrak, our government-owned passenger train service, celebrates
There Is Nothing Quite Like the Assurance of Failure
Should any of us own a managed bond mutual fund? Should any of us everown
For the Real Condition of Social Security & Medicare, Turn to Appendix F
Can you spell i-c-e-b-e-r-g? Well, we’ve hit one and our ship is taking on water.
Life: How Much Will You Leave On the Table?
How would you like to double your retirement spending? Well, Michael Finke is working on
In Retirement, Should You Eat Dessert First?
Play now, die later? Most new retirees face that vexing question. They’ve got their bucket
Will the Real Tax Rate Please Stand Up?
Warren Buffett and Mitt Romney have something in common beyond wealth. Both pay federal income
A Sloth’s Slick Progress
In November we celebrated the 20th anniversary of Couch Potato investing, the power of sloth
The Good Life Is also a Long Life
Sarasota, Florida. There are, very roughly, three kinds of elderly people in America. There are